Citroën Paris at Night Vintage Art Deco Poster (c.1925) – Elegant French Automobile & Eiffel Tower Wall Art

Citroën Paris 1925 – An Art Deco Automobile Beneath the Illuminated Eiffel Tower

Experience the glamour of nighttime Paris with this striking 1925 Citroën advertising poster. Featuring an elegant motorcar parked beneath the brilliantly illuminated Eiffel Tower, the composition celebrates the automobile as a symbol of modern design, sophistication, and technological progress during the Art Deco era.

A fashionable woman steps from the enclosed Citroën while another remains behind the wheel, transforming the car into more than a means of transportation—it becomes part of an aspirational Parisian lifestyle. Its silver-gray body, glowing amber interior, whitewall tires, and polished headlamps stand out dramatically against the nearly black sky.

Above the scene, the Eiffel Tower appears as an immense golden beacon decorated with radiant stars, spirals, and Citroën’s recognizable double-chevron emblems. The large company name stretches across the upper background in understated gray lettering, allowing the illuminated monument and automobile to command the composition.

The imagery references one of the most spectacular advertising achievements of the 1920s. Beginning in 1925, the Eiffel Tower was illuminated with an enormous Citroën display, turning the Paris landmark into a celebrated symbol of the company’s ambition and modern identity. This poster captures that fusion of architecture, electric light, fashion, and automotive innovation.

With its dramatic black ground, geometric forms, elegant figures, and luminous gold detailing, this reproduction is a distinctive choice for an office, study, garage, showroom, lounge, man cave, or French-inspired interior. It offers strong appeal to collectors of classic automobiles, Parisian imagery, Art Deco advertising, and early transportation history.

Why Collectors Love This Print

• Historic 1925 Citroën automobile advertisement
• Features the Eiffel Tower illuminated at night
• Celebrates an iconic chapter in Paris advertising history
• Classic example of French Art Deco commercial design
• Elegant period automobile with whitewall tires
• Fashionable figures evoke sophisticated Parisian nightlife
• Dramatic black, silver, gold, and amber palette
• Incorporates Citroën’s famous double-chevron emblem
• Striking vertical composition with architectural impact
• Excellent décor for an office, garage, study, or showroom
• Appeals to collectors of French automotive history
• Ideal for lovers of Paris and Eiffel Tower artwork
• Complements Art Deco and industrial interiors
• Memorable gift for classic-car enthusiasts
• Available in multiple premium wall-art formats

Available Print & Display Options

• Fine Art Prints
• Framed Fine Art Prints
• Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
• Black Floater Frame Canvas
• White Floater Frame Canvas
• Brown Floater Frame Canvas
• Natural Floater Frame Canvas
• Metal Prints

Select a fine-art print for traditional presentation, a framed print for a finished gallery appearance, canvas for added texture and dimension, or metal to emphasize the poster’s deep black background and glowing architectural details.

Artwork Details

• Title: Citroën
• Artist: Anonymous
• Date: 1925
• Country: France
• Historic Brand: Citroën
• Location Depicted: Eiffel Tower, Paris
• Original Purpose: Automobile and corporate-brand advertising
• Subject: Elegant Citroën motorcar beneath the illuminated Eiffel Tower
• Style: Art Deco advertising and vintage automotive illustration
• Primary Colors: Black, charcoal gray, silver, golden yellow, amber, cream, and muted red
• Mood: Glamorous, modern, cosmopolitan, and sophisticated
• Recommended Spaces: Office, study, living room, garage, showroom, lounge, hotel, man cave, or automotive gallery
• Collector Appeal: Citroën history, classic automobiles, Paris landmarks, Art Deco design, and French advertising

Disclaimer

This artwork is a Museum Grade Reproduction of a Historical advertising poster.

This product is a newly produced reproduction and not an original 1925 advertising poster. Minor variations in color, texture, proportions, and cropping may occur according to the selected size, material, and display format.

Citroën names, logos, automobiles, and related visual elements are presented solely as components of the reproduced historical artwork. Yesterday’s Posters is an independent seller and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Citroën, Stellantis, the Eiffel Tower’s operators, or any associated rights holder.